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How 3D modelling is helping the restoration of Paris’ Notre-Dame
The famous French Gothic church is set to reopen at the end of 2024.
Dissident artist Ai Weiwei recreated a Monet masterpiece entirely in Lego
There's one detail not present in the original, personal to the artist.
Plastic pollution is clogging a river in Guatemala. Can we ever clean it?
Previous attempts to rid Las Vacas of its plastic have been unsuccessful.
How campaigning saved Europe's 'last wild river'
Albania's Vjosa River has become Europe's first wild river national park.
Activists paint a giant Ukrainian flag outside the Russian Embassy in London
The demonstration marks a year since the full-scale war on Ukraine.
Why Venice's canals are drying out
The record low level tide has stranded some of the city's transportation and complicated essential services.
Watch a supermassive black hole devour a star
NASA called it a "stellar snacking event."
UK’s first ever satellite failed to make it to orbit
VirginOrbit is currently figuring out what went wrong.
The world’s oldest DNA ever reveals a surprisingly lively Arctic
The polar desert was once a fertile land.
A wildflower restoration project creates the UK's biggest grassland yet
By sowing local plant species, the project aims to boost the coastal area's biodiversity.
Banksy murals appear on war-damaged buildings in Ukraine
The anonymous artist shared pictures from a mural in Borodyanka on his Instagram account.
Rescued from decay, Battersea Power Station opens to the public
Yes, you can visit.
Forgotten relics have been reemerging in this summer's extreme drought
Though fascinating, these objects should have stayed underwater.
Mobile kindergartens bring education opportunities to remote areas in Uzbekistan
Thanks to the programme, the number of children enrolled to preschool has grown by 40 percent since 2017.
How a couple replanted an entire forest in Brazil
Just 30 years ago, this budding forest was a barren land.
A relic of Soviet-era experiments, this hellish crater has been on fire since 1971
Turkmenistan's "Gates of Hell" is unlike anything you've ever seen.
Giant craters, some as deep as 30 meters, are mysteriously appearing in Siberia
The violent explosions are expected to increase.
By Emmett Smith
